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Before you judge the tiny bag at the club, remember: የአልማዝ ቦርሳ was warning us about nightlife economics since childhood.

Some people mistake silence for distance. Others call it indifference. But what if quietness is simply the sound of someone carrying more than they know how to explain? This is the story behind the lyric that changed the way I hear Mirrors.

Some songs don’t ask to be heard, they ask to be understood.

Some losses don't leave visible scars. They live behind forced smiles, quiet nights, and the words, "I'm fine." This is a reflection on grief that isn't always seen, the weight of holding everything inside, and what it feels like to slowly lose pieces of yourself while the world never notices.

An honest essay on the hidden cost of entrepreneurship how chasing the dream quietly crowds out the people and moments that actually matter.

Six years ago, Loline started with big dreams, limited resources, and way too much confidence for people running on little sleep. This year wasn’t the easiest. Some plans failed. Some people disappeared. Some expectations humbled us very quickly. But through all the chaos, one thing stayed the same but we kept building. This is not a success story wrapped in perfection. It’s a reflection on growth, setbacks, rebuilding, and learning how to keep going even when things don’t go as planned.

A personal essay by someone who finally, after an embarrassingly long time, learned to close the door.

Before you dive in, I suggest you press play on the soundtracks below. To truly feel the glitch of life, listen to the one you don't know first. If you know Passengers The way it goes, start with the Zeritu or vice versa.

This Is me LISTEN TO ME

This isn't just a song; it's an intervention for your unlived life. Stop collecting regrets and start living your truth today.

When life hits you with suffering over and over, you eventually stop flinching. This song is the sound of that silence. It’s about a man who loves her enough to die for her, but is so exhausted by the struggle that he simply shrugs, smiles, and watches her walk away.

When love is strong, but her friends are stronger.( Just so you know I am writing this cause I don't think most women understand what this music means to us)

I’ve turned this song into a full blown instagram story at least many times over the past year. If you follow me there, you’ve probably thought, What’s going on with this dude? Why is “I’m a Mess” always playing at odd hours mornings, mid meetings, or at 2 a.m. Let me explain!

Life’s a mess, may be your boss is wild, your ex still views your stories, and your Wi-Fi only works when you don’t need it. Enter Joeboy’s “Alcohol”, the official soundtrack for emotionally exhausted adults trying not to cry in public. In this article, I explain how this one song captured my whole existence: dodging bad vibes, whispering “Ebelebe…” like it’s a protective spell, and sipping anything in a glass just to feel something.

Loss, confusion, guilt, hope, resilience.